... OF NAPOIrON'S MEMOIREs, of which a mutilated copy has just appeared, and already gone through awvery large impression. In speaking of this curious and interesting protaction, the Gonstitution- nel observes, this book will have as many readers as there ...

... of Haiti opened the Session of the Chaniberot Rsp, sentt tives, with a spteech, of which the following is the t,, stance ~-Speaking 6t tbe attempts to disturb the pu'ul c trat. quillity, he declared his satisfaction at the public spirit bic had everywthere ...

... case) violated. 'file reason of the law is, that one who hao no belief in futurity is supposed to have no sufficient motive to speak troolh; as itt man, disposed to tell a lie, would not he much more intfluenced by tee. poral than spiritual considerations ...

... doubt, happens from the circumstance of reckoning only the grown people among them. When we speak of a population, we speak of old and young; and in speaking of the Dissenters as contradistinguished from the Church, we should include men, women, & chi ...

... comig fresh from tha soul He wrotafrom experience, and hence, though be often speaks a language which must seem sialmot a foreign one to men of the world, yet he always speaks in a tone tf reality. That be bas excesses we ?? nt to deny; ' bci ticU are of ...

... officer wished to speak with him. Murat replied, that if the officer had any thintg to say to him it ought to be upon neutral ground. The warder then left him, and In a few minutes returned, and stated that the officer who wished to speak with him was the ...

... almost looks like life. This we consider the great merit of the graphic illustrations. Of the accompanying letter-press we will speak a little more in detail ; and the most obvious remark upon it will be, that the author has conveyed a great deal of informa- ...

... C'uonicte of lriday, the following paragraph was prominently set forth . ' Ie learn that a Deputation frnm Biriningham, speaking tbe sen~tiients s~f above one hundred of the principal mannufac. turers of that town, are to, meet Lord Liverpool, by nppoint- ...

... condition of the Poor. a Wheat is one-third, as nearly as can be computed, under an Lyaverage crop; the quality is, generally speaking, not good, it owing to the long continuance of the wet, and the early ap- st pearance of the frost. Ireland has suffered ...

... law be adopted without any amendment. Several Deputies immediately gave in their names to speak for and against the law. Those who announced them- selves to speak for the law, were Messrs. Huniann, de Lou- vigny, Pavy, Syrieys de Mayrinhac, Ricard -Tlaut ...

... willihave acq uired siie poveV of easy speaking as we-tI as of easy writing. I shukl lay i down as a rule Sat the man will speak well who has writte much-with great care. Tuough some from-natural talent may speak flently and wvllwho can say that with ...

... Election of Mr. Crowder. rhe lOltI) N A I OR anticipited a long and distingtnished ca- reer to the new Aidertall ; and, in speaking of the Civic Chair, observed, that politics had nothing to do with the performance of its duties. The MVeeting then dispersed ...